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RECENT CREDITS

Affinity (TV) Aug. 17, 2008

Red (FILM) Aug. 8, 2008

Battlestar Galactica (TV) Oct. 13, 2006

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (TV) Nov. 30, 2004

Satan's Little Helper (FILM) May. 6, 2004

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HIGHLIGHTS

2004 Earned an Emmy nomination for her guest-starring role on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (NBC)

2000 Cast as a scarred actress engaged to a man who turns up dead in Wim Wenders' "The Million Dollar Hotel"

1999 Played oversexed psychic Miss Chenille, one of the eccentric tennants of scaremaster Tobe Hooper's "The Apartment Complex" (Showtime)

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Category

Affinity -Miss Ridley

Actor

Film

Sophomore -Cast

Actor

Film

The Vampyre War

Actor

Film

Affinity 2008 -Miss Ridley

Actor

Red 2008 -Mrs. Doust

Actor

Film

Battlestar Galactica 2005 -Oracle Selloi

Actor

Exodus (Part 1) (2006) -Oracle Selloi

Actor

TV Episode

Satan's Little Helper 2004 -Merrill Whooly

Actor

Film

My Life Without Me 2003 -Laurie

Actor

Film

Get a Clue 2002 -Miss Dawson

Actor

For the People 2002 -Ruth Wright

Actor

Pilot (2002) -Ruth Wright

Actor

TV Episode

Ken Park 2002 -Claude's Mother

Actor

Film

The Million Dollar Hotel 2001 -Vivien

Actor

Film

The Gray In Between 2001 -Jalyn

Actor

Film

7 Days To Live 2000 -Ellen Shaw

Actor

Film

8 1/2 Women 2000 -Beryl

Actor

Film

The Apartment Complex 1999 -Miss Chenille

Actor

Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 1999 -Miranda Cole

Actor

Weak (2004) -Miranda Cole

Actor

TV Episode

L.A. Without a Map 1998 -Red Pool Woman

Actor

Film

You Can Thank Me Later 1998 -Susan Cooperberg

Actor

Film

Stories From My Childhood 1997

Voice

A Simple Wish 1997 -Boots

Actor

Film

Hercules 1997 -of the Fates/Thebans

Voice

Film

Under the Piano 1997 -Franny Basilio

Actor

American Perfekt 1997 -Sandra Thomas

Actor

Film

Dead Girl 1997

Actor

Film

Drunks 1996 -Shelley

Actor

Freeway 1996 -Ramona

Actor

Film

Don't Look Back 1996 -Bridget

Actor

Butterfly Kiss 1996 -Eunice

Actor

Film

Final Cut 1996 -Rothstein

Actor

The Right to Remain Silent 1996 -Paulina Marcos

Actor

The Prophecy 1995 -Rachael

Actor

Film

The Outer Limits 1995 -Theresa Givens

Actor, Actor

Pulp Fiction 1994 -Honey Bunny

Actor

Film

Nostradamus 1994 -Catherine de Medici

Actor

Film

Storytime 1994

Actor

Whose Child Is This? The War For Baby Jessica 1993 -Cara Clausen Schmidt

Actor

Needful Things 1993 -Nettie Cobb

Actor

Film

Last Light 1993 -Lillian Burke

Actor

The 47th Annual Tony Awards 1993

Actor

The 14th Annual CableACE Awards 1993 -Presenter

Actor

So I Married An Axe Murderer 1993 -Rose Michaels

Actor

Film

Sidney Sheldon's "The Sands of Time" 1992 -Sister Graciela

Actor

Miss Rose White 1992 -Lusia

Actor

Freejack 1992 -Nun

Actor

Film

The Fisher King 1991 -Lydia

Actor

Film

The Hidden Room 1991

Actor

None So Blind 1990 -Phyllis Sandler

Actor

Joe Versus the Volcano 1990 -Dagmar

Actor

Film

The Story of the Dancing Frog 1989 -Narration

Narrator

Lover Come Hack to Me 1989 -Peggy

Actor

Prisoners of Inertia 1989 -Sam

Actor

Film

Gryphon 1988 -Miss Ferenczi

Actor

Made in Heaven 1987 -Wiley Foxx

Actor

Film

Story of a Marriage 1987 -Laura Vaughn

Actor

Courtship 1987

Actor

Film

Static 1986 -Julia Purcell

Actor

Film

The Dollmaker 1984 -Marnie Childers

Actor

The Hotel New Hampshire 1984 -Fehlgeburt

Actor

Film

Daniel 1983 -Susan Isaacson

Actor

Film

The Unforgivable Secret 1982 -Angela Dunoway

Actor

45 RPM -Carlee Lucas

Actor

Film

Cattle Annie and Little Britches

Actor

Film

L.A. Law -Alice, Alice Hackett

Actor, Actor

Mimic Sentinel -Simone

Actor

Film

Hysteria -Myrna Molloy

Actor

Film

Hysteria

Actor

Film

The Lounge People -Sabrina

Actor

Film

The Tulse Luper Suitcases, Part 1 - The Moab Story

Actor

Film

October 22

Actor

Film

Pax -Franny

Actor

Film

Phone

Actor

Film

The World According to Garp -Ellen James

Actor

Film

Triggermen -Penny

Actor

Film

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Highlights

2004 Earned an Emmy nomination for her guest-starring role on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (NBC)

2000 Cast as a scarred actress engaged to a man who turns up dead in Wim Wenders' "The Million Dollar Hotel"

1999 Played oversexed psychic Miss Chenille, one of the eccentric tennants of scaremaster Tobe Hooper's "The Apartment Complex" (Showtime)

1999 Had featured role as a horsewoman in Peter Greenaway's controversial "8 1/2 Women" (released in the USA in 2000)

1998 Starred opposite Scott Glenn in the Off-Broadway play "Killer Joe", the violent saga of a maladjusted Texas trailer park family besieged by drugs and murder

1996 Appeared opposite Saskia Reeves as a serial-killing bisexual in "Butterfly Kiss"

1996 Earned second Emmy Award for guest appearance in an episode of Showtime's "The Outer Limits"

1994 Toured in "The Belle of Amherst", a one-character play about the life of poet Emily Dickinson

1994 Co-starred in "Pulp Fiction" as wannabe robber Honey Bunny

1992 Donned the habit again as a gun-toting nun in "Freejack"

1992 Garnered an Emmy Award as Luisa, a Polish concentration camp survivor, in "Miss Rose White" (NBC), a "Hallmark Hall of Fame" presentation

1991 Portrayed the bashful object of Robin Williams' affections in "The Fisher King"

1987 Received third Tony nomination for recreating the role of Eliza Doolittle on Broadway in "Pygmalion", acting opposite Peter O'Toole as Professor Higgins

1987 First TV miniseries, "Story of a Marriage" scripted by Horton Foote; aired on PBS

1985 Returned to NYC stage in Sam Shepard's "A Lie of the Mind"

1984 Second film based on an Irving novel, "The Hotel New Hampshire"

1984 First TV-movie, "The Dollmaker" (ABC), in support of Jane Fonda

1982 First major TV role, "The Unforgivable Secret", an "ABC Afterschool Special"

1982 First role in a movie based on a novel by John Irving, "The World According to Garp", playing Ellen James

1981 - 1982 Offered two acclaimed performances in the same Braodway season; starred as pregnant working-class British teen in the revival of "A Taste of Honey" and co-starred in the title role as a pregnant postu

1980 Feature film debut, "Cattle Annie and Little Britches"

1979 Began acting career apprenticing at the Williamstown Theater Festival in Massachusetts

1979 Made New York stage debut in "Artichoke" at the Manhattan Theater Club

1971 At age 14, qualified as a jockey at New York's Belmont track, riding for Alfred Vanderbilt who owned some stables; left racing because of what she perceived as the ruthless treatment of young racehors

Starred opposite Jessica Tandy in a Broadway revival of Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie"

Played recurring guest star role of Alice Hackett during parts of two different TV seasons on the hit NBC drama series, "L.A. Law"; received 1989 Emmy nomination